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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03
NrrYIa,a Manarchs.
rRorEsrAxT EPIsCoPAL CHEECH.
PRocEKpTMos or TIE coSvooATIos AT
PoRT TowSsKNB.

On Thursdsy, Jure 30th, services com
msneed a. l0.3O. The clergy entered the
church in peOCes8lont the candidate for
the sacred order Of priest, the Rev. Wm.
Gill, With his presenter, taktpg their
plsces 10 front Of the chancel. The
Kew, s. r. q GRAY Yesd the morning
drawers, the Rsv. L. II. Wells the liiuF-
~, and tue kev. Dean Watson the hrst
Part Of the holy communion service.
The right reverend the Bishop, seated
In bis chair, then proceeded % pat the
usual questions 20 the candidate, who
was prs-suted BY the Rev 4. L. Nichol-
son. The Rsv. Desn MeEwan and The
Rev. MessTx. Nicholson. Crawford and
Davis joined With the Bishop In the I'm
position Of haBcs.
TIE holy communion was then pro
ceeded With; the Bishop bsine oonse-
orator, the kev, O. b. Crawford deacon,
the Rev. Z. Davis epistoleF, and Dean
Watson Qospeilog. Tue Rev. W. A. vii
son delivered the Sermon, which wAa .
very clear excosition Of the historic or
JieFs Of the ehuruh, aud cOnelnded with
q very earnest exnoFtation 20 tie can
dfdafe.
The Bishop then called oonvoeAtion
to order and adjournment vas taken 20
z o'clock.
AZ / o'cloek, after coming 70 order,
repoFts Of committees we're read and
vartOua boainsas tFansacted-
The Bishop appointed Dean Watson
and Dean McRwan examining chap
laina, reappoinled the standing com
mittes, and convened the following
BoaTd Of Missions: President. the Bish-
op; Dean Watson, Dean MeRgsn, Rev.
Msssra Wells and Wilson, and MessRs.
O'RneD. Beesou and West.
Tue Rev. q. ID. WIlson vas elected
Registrar.
AtTp.m. the DeausFy net. AfeeE va
riOas matters we're disposed Of, u va
noysd aRd carried ananims1sly that
ths psxt meesing Of he Western Dean
cry Be- held ai WhAtcom % the ION day
Of August next.
Tue Mission Board then held iss nrs'
meeting.
Al $50 Mrs.. Gerrish gave 9 rsssptiou
70 toe Bishop and clergy, when q large
nunaoer Of the ladies and geniismen Of
the town we're pgsssnt.
Friday, ,9A.m.-AftsT holy communion
the unfinished baainess Of o0nSooaiior
vas cleared 40 and adjournment takeE
20 next year.
Ths members of eouvOcation express
Themselves - highly pleased vita tbs
hnspitaliiy and hind atasntiona sA0wn
thsEn hy TIE Port Tognsand peopls, anG
AZ TIE last session of Oonvocafto1 passst
/ 4 unanimous vote Of thanka 70 the lAdieI
and eentlsmea who hAd mads their visi
he rector Of 81 PsnFs, Who Il doinl
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A4A4CA4A8 kM6PRC1uEs FTED THoEaA&18
cR c1HznAEkMn RaA1s oM rEg
iS9zAEHR EEwHEzE.
bAx Fakxcsco, July 2-Sinee tbs
stsannehfp NsWbGTn, Captain Mittel-
gfAdts from Gaaymas. docked on Thara-
cay ssEasAi hGaxy ssisnre2 ef csnsFa-
band cigars hsvs been mAdA Searching
okAesra discovered 5000 eieA1s eoa-
eeeied In tie GAinaeokina Of the coal
6unkerA A few hours AFTER ehe began
discbaRzina her caKgo, about 2 o'cloek
FRIDAY norni1a. the night ingpeceaRs
wh1 we're guandlna the ssassh noeicad
Q small boat appFuash the steamers bow
and hag was In the aet Of being log
eFsd from Q porthols % tie freight
oeek inte Il. They hailed the occupants
Of the bost. Who quickly disappeared 10
the darkness. The cf8eers than seaEched
the bog q the bcAa aaaF the open port
hots and found foaT baga containing
1000 cigars. Searching inspectors Who
relieved them at daylight found $500
more concealed in false bulkhead ir
the aail locker Of tbs steamer. The
seiEarsa aggregate $4,000 cigars, valued
ct from e6ooo % 5000,
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Tha SoEthveatsra ETpFsss Company
viii be ready FOR business on and Aftst
June lst, 1881, 0etween seattle and
other pofnta IN western WaahinatOni
of3ss 9Th Postal Telegraph ComVany,
NH street. 1hs patr0naee % the pub-
lie a solicited.
n. O srEUvE. President.
JAmEs A. CkRKI nec'V. mSl
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CANADIAN PACIFIC 3. =. EcUgsI0ys
Parties going Eass Wfll ssVs mGnsy b.
calling on p ". HcGUSEA On Mhl
ssnas4 ieS
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Have = ears f0s siim poekst books.
so b1ya q hAndnome dress suit a tte
sanF Cl0ahina H0ase. KInH A RoaHs-
nEna.
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fRsg.sIar Cor. Poet Istslligsaasy.l
The Oity OoanciI has moved into 3
larger room acEOss the ball from The
ons shey have been using 10 the Walke
s0a-Kandis block veFy eommodi0us
Foornsevery Uay-ths members being 90
abled 10 poah away from saoh other,
prsssrving quite llttle lee way all
rouDa. Mr. Rely holds his relative 20
sitiou 10 the right of the Mayor, where
be can nsw lock out upon Pacific Aven-
ue, 9 windou being Al bis elb0W. All
the members, Ia fast, occupy their Fel4-
tive positions only Q little more at ease.
The little round yellow table which
auruna into notoFiety ~ one jump has
dad the noens and Ieft the reporters 10
worrv aien4 on Fhe end Of q long table,
nsod foF the most part By Cisfk Meade,
whfoh has been Substituted for the
round bees table, bat thai e al right
Il ssrVes the purpose which is all that ia
required
Ths Foom formerly Ocsupied b. she
council u nov made tbs once OF the
City Treasurer, Who, until today, has
shared THAI Of The city clark. The ef-
See 0F hsadq 7ArseFs Of the chief Of %
Hoe, which antil today vas n TIE vood-
en- building, corner Of sth and Paeihe
Avsnos, has taken The place vaeaie1 b
the Csty Treasurer IN The oieEk = lnloe.
Untii ,hs slssaion Of City Treasurer
Tsylor, that ofiics was beid by Coa1eY
TrsnaareR John marry, % that the city
and coanty books we're kspt togsthsf ~
the soar hcuse, and 20 every oepsit
uoent Of the eity b1sinSss wsa uidsiy
separated from every otheT cspaflmensr
ali OF wbioh are now sio aeiy eOnsois'
dated.
Ths ssssi0n ef the Coanol tO-daI
wpa ahoEasned By the disposition Of thi
aemheFa 20 aet away. MI. Lt1ia wal
| ersussA early 70 Ali0w him 20 aitead y
| sore R0aFih 0f Juiy bossntas, bu
Brisn slAinsd Ai@ilsT PRIVILEGES shoIt.
af,as, and ME. HoaGhton stated tbs
unlsm tha baainesa In tha olsfk'a band
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Oas more nbsFAl oHsF. e. bays q
Hsnnei al. wool suit at the star Clofk-
tna Hauna, - Comnnasoiai street.,
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CIxCnSSATI, July Al HAFpef and
Beu lanin Hopkins, Of the Fidelity
BAnk. did nes appear before Comnis-
asnnss H0cpaT thia GftaRnoon. hgt by
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A great oiothing week ~ the 5iaB
ClsaklnQ House. Sec our prsoss. KLINE
4 knaENBEno.
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To Ne followed is dOvn Pacific avenue
TO JEFF sFson avenue 20 q street 70 Divi.
sion avenue and the pavilion. The seF.
vices there will be opened with PRAYER
by Bishop Paddock. chorus OF 100
yoiooa, which has been pFaettniDg twice
= week in paFlor A Al The Tacoma for
some time. will then sing WhittiaF'g
Centennial Hymn" accompanied by
the Tacoma Orchestra. The address OF
welcome by Mayor foWps viii then Be
delivered. The chorus aud orchestra
will follow this with the ''Star epanRled
Banner" Miss FloFenoe M0llinelh will
read the Declaration Of Indopendenoe.
Gloria" Uill be sung and then tbs Hon.
Elwood EvaAs will deliver the ogatton
Of the day. The chorus will atRG
"America" aud the Bishop viii pro.
uounce the bensdietion and the opening
services will have closed, 20 10 speak.
A. 2 .. N. the nTemen's racee be@iu,
leading : a with Q cbampionship hose
raee, vet teat; hrst pfizs, $500 aeeobo,
9lOO. The book and ladder contest Gill
follow for pgizss Of 500 and 800, and
make-aud break eoaplipg for a go
prize. During the aftercoon, alao there
will be several
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onouPTHa THM CHI oFTICEs-THE HoHTH-
Ems PAcIFIo BKFoRH THK COUNCIL
AdAEH-TuR PROGRAMME o.
TIE CELEBaATfoN-
OTHKB PoNIB.
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EHg YosK. Jaly 7-Tbs aireetOFs q
shs NAtlonal OpeEa CemcAny. who we're
@ mesa q eom@iftes nsprese1tisg TIE
anrAid nasmbeFs a. NE oomp&ny a. The
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Captain Fife, In aocordanes with the
order published a few days ago, bas bad
q detail oat az the camp grounds Put
ting up tents and making preparations
for she arrival OF The regiment today
snd tomorrow. The companies from
Ssattle and Company O from Port
Blakely did not arrive here until nearly
midnight. They found q special train
awaiting them as the wharf sud were
conveyed 10 . point as near the eamp
ground ss possible, aud from there
maFctsd TO the tented city. The SsatfIa
bras hand accompanied the soldiers
and will asailt IN max NJ things merry
fog the short eseampDent. Company
O, Of this city. joined the Seattle boys
at the wharf and went With them IN the
special train 10 camp. Company q. of
Portland, is expecied 20 arrive toaighf.
Definite Word - 20 the intention nf
Company "A, Of Vancouver, has noa bern
received.
Ths line OF the PROCESSION will form
at 10 q. IN. Monday, on Pasiao Avenae,
the right resting on Tenth siFest.
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PoTtlands5 3ST 81 2 2-3i
seattlss. 0 0 5 00& 1 0 0-lo
Two base hits, Connolly, Baohtel.
Busby, 9IendeninR, TbOrnells and Bse-
lev.
Double play, Diokey and Haehes.
Douhls clay, Buohtel unassiaesd.
Raaaa on ball .,... Dicksy, 4.
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WAzxzgro8, Jaly 3-Sessssary Whit
nsS has tnsits4 all ths employees q the
NaRy DapaFsasnf b apen4 he Fourth
Il July 90 Grass Lands, he c0antEy
niana mar kha aftR.
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Largest Aasn Company tssees ths esss
goo -
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thsir eitorssy ihsy vaissd szamlnatlo1
ana On aeesaif of bail tDF &2oeooa
and &t000 rssDec9fsslv, thsy YER
Analiy eo1mittea - ezgWeF e. TIE
Os1obeR term % es1Ft.
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Iake Nharp's CsndltIsn.

NV Yo8x. July 2.-Jacob SHARP is 3
little msre gloomy to-day than be has
been bot there is no material chsnRe In
his condition bey0nd thai he wife AZ
tsnds Aim dsy asd niGat. She = much
ssFooRef than be bat she g soejeottn2
hsrself 90 . great strain. shAFpH oniy
callers Ars bis counsel. hia physicians
anA his family. Aettng Ender The Id
vise Of his o0anssi hs dos DOS talk With
repqraNra.
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Gl.a..ealaas wIn a seat.

IoSD0S, Juiy Ain the paElia1en-
sary eIecsi0n - al the vacaney Ia the
spaIdtne divieion Of Lincolnshire, the
GlaastoniAns have gained the seat
Thsir candidate, Harry Stewart. de-
feated TyFos. The Conservative and LIB
eFai Uulo1ist nominee, by 3 vote of
A.ilo 20 SSs. 10 the last election ssew-
an Gas defeated By Hon. W. Ely ffnoh-
Hstton, q Conservative. BY 3 majority
OF -, the vote being 4.sSl 70 $.2TS In
the preeant electi0u the total vote VS.
Ts9 Iarxer, and the 0ladstonian eAndi-
dAfeAa ma IRify u IA.
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General Insurance Agency
TAYLOR q BURNS, AGENTS,
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Ru+lOr BuAle1n@, Ja1aaos srroot
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AeraAsns 81 Farsuerks.

KnxssroN, July 2.-Ip eounection with
the eele6fAsi0n Of the OaaAdian fsdeFa-
tinu Q friehtful accident 0ceurFed
Wills the displsy Of fireworks vas IN
progress here lasa evening haes rsekst
va hsiur Rsnt oa, vbes the stick broke
and tie missile eth terrible force shot
doxnward and s1ruek les. u. Thonsp
son, Prssident ef the LimesaoDs Typo
araphieAi 1 nion. sad Almos1 aecapifated
him. His Whois neck wsa torn away,
and from the sxplosi0n thai fciiowe
bis hrsszt was fEiQhffuiiy maaRls4.
Ten thoassud spectators we're hsFros
ssFiehen and sooa dieRensed- Several
oshsE reraons bad narFgw escapes.
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oAEoR RACES

Bslween down SQUAD trihss. the course
being from the railroad wharf up the
Puyallup. oiFclina the island and return.
Thess races, from tie facility With
uhlch the whole course may Be saeu
from the blaHs. will doublleaa attrast q
large share Of attention. The Indians
are already arriving Ia the city aud ait
around on the sidewalk With the utmost
nonohalancs and their eQuaws, and
ohooklina now and then 80 thona6 they
sad ~ much righi here ~ O. b WriRhi
himself.
Fireworks and ball viii ehaElcfsF-
e the evening OF she nrsi day. At9
g'ol@ek OF the next morning they will
staFt IN again uith q hesa race, drg test,
foF pgixss Of el25 and t25, for iirsi and
second beat. A speed race HtfaiGh4
away, for $50 and go. will close thia
cart Of Il. The rife and trap shooting
tournament Siil begia 81 the same boar
Al the range 90 Riftsenth street. This
will be an al dag affair. The military
pFisa Grill will begin at the Facs track
at two o'eloos Of the afternoon. A. f01R
O'Clock che bass ball tsurnamont will
open. Toe prize is $40. IN the even
ing there viii be another bail ~ New
MaFket Hall
On the 6ih tbs shooting eontest vii
continue. IL the afternoon . series OF
trotting and running r4ess will tAke
piaca.
Tns pavilion where the exercises OF
the morning Of Jaly tth win take piaos
u nsaFly ootnplstsd. u will have .
asatinZ capacity Of 1000. Tbs gFsnd
and, encloae1 With esnyas and elabo-
Fateiy Decorated. viii sat about 800.
Marshal II aines has anoounoed tha
following aides 10 aaaisl him 90 MOn-
Aav, Iieutsnams, q. l.. ". kslleag,
Major, Albert white; hai1r, Charles
RVsns OapsaAn, Z. Lyonsi JAMS Ash
son, II. p. Wallsoe, J. r., and d. Y. @.
Miller.
Tso0Ina, Jaiy 2. 1881.
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kaIll No Reaalt.

LozDoE, July 2-The Right Hon.
Vlacount Of Kilco0Fie, ex Vice Cham
beFlain, aud at present Liberal Mem
beF OF ihe House Of Commons for So1th
SomeEseeahiFs. is arranging to send
deputatian OF English laboreFs 20 Ire
land TO investigate for themselves the
condition OF Irish laboregs, and report
the tFash a. deputetion 70 the labor
ara of Great Britain.
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LoxDoa, July 2--Is is stated that Mile.
Oampos, the lovely Spanish heiFess, Who
eoald nos get married at Dover because
Of the refusal Of the authorities 20
Iicense, has Forwarded instructions b.
Paris, her hcme, to have the bans Of
msrFiaQs between herself and u. Gar
ooeun, her lover, Published tomorfow.
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An oals1 la AlaaAa.

WAszRaruH, July A report Vas
received a lhs Navy pspaEtment iron
LienA GommandaT Wswell Of ne Ri1tc,
stating that matters srs quist IN Alaska.
No rsfsrenos b nn8da b TIE report %
the cal heheKieR.
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lsoNDoN, July Z-Ihs new Russian
coeroi7e measure dIrec1s the govern
msnt smployes IN Poland 10 f0rwaFd
frequently - -. PeeaESoarR o0mpiets
lisss Of resident forsiGnsRs- The Jews
are nos alloVed 10 remain 10 81 Peters
burR longer than q week. and are not al
loved 10 enter corporations or Aaade-
MIA
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PAAEs, July 2.-Tha Chamber OF De-
putiss has agreed that youths Of
twenty years Of age liable under
the present lass TO 90 military duty,
may, upon request, have their entry 10
the army postponed year and possibly
tWo years. II the time 10 required for
completion Of studies, AppFenticeahip,
ETC., The third and fourth year may be
allowed 10 university mudents, stadents
Of ssminaFies, pupils OF Catholic col
Iegss and those Of certain technical
schools.
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rzH PuTri0a

Was referred. and Jnly 30. atap. m.,
waa nxod as the time for hearing the
matter. Mr.. H0aGhton naoved shas toe
company ~ sllswed tue uss Of The
street for sixty days, In order thai thsY
might sea started In their work. TkiM
Was carried.
A oommanIoatiOu Vas reoeivtd frouu
". G. ShaFpsteiD, Esq, calling The
Conneii's attentioa TO- tAe fAct that a
number OF property owners have balm
their sheds and outhonaea On toe alleys
20 The rear Of their lots, and stating
that euch undiaSnsed possession foF Q
certain length Of time would pass che
title 20 the holder and would rtqgiIg
condemnation By the city 70 open said
alleys. ell Of whish Woald he expenstvs.
rhs paper was referred 10 the ssRaat
Conmittee.
H.. J. Davis presented = petition for
the privilege to erect en amphitheaieF,
e. be called it--a range Of seats on the
empty lot on the corner Of flftesnth
street. where tbs racing OF tbe hose and
book and ladder teams may b soen 70
advantage.
MF. Bacon said the design waa 90
charge an admission fee; thaa suoh an
HfaiF as described would probably Oh
sfruct the visw Of others 90 Railroad
street; that thess thinRs should be free
20 all, eto. The matter Waa diseased
for some time. wten Il was suggested
that the vacant LOT referred 20 vas pFi-
Vate property and that she Council had
nothing 20 do with Il, and The petition
WAa tabled.
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Ths moath'a bills Ghas thoss 10 whora
,hay we're owed might hRpa the more
meney % upend. The ordinRNan, Q req.
olntioo 30 improve s. Hslsns slrea Vas
passss. and tha Csunoil decidod % usouo
every Saturday (insasad Of every other
Saturday, for Homa time. In order that
necessary street impFuRemenon may Be
hurFied alosa as fssa - poaHihle. 10
Was e this i1ncluTu thas Iha Osannil
AdsoaEped. hus pRuviona 10 fuaahina
this exeiaed gtAes q petition vas read
IRON ?. y. HsFt statinR that be had
supplssd some 81 500 worth of material
20 Castle 4 Fraser fog their wufk in Inn
pFevina lAcoma aven1e. and requested
toe Coanaii 10 Withhold payuenf 10 sAid
cSntraetora untilihe Ros p&i6 aceording
- The progisions Of aAid coarieF, stat
ine Aiss that be had entered suif % re-
eoveF in the oours& The PAPER Sas
tisd.
Ths sDvrovsmsni of MeOaEvsg slrsst
as pgsvioaslg proposed was recommauHa-
"a b. the eommistso 10 waieh u was re-
togred.
A pstitiOn vas rsad frors shs North
ern PAci6e Railroad Conpang asking
for q further vacation Of tgenay-nvs
feet mere Of Sonth seventh strees, Mn1
stating that parohsse had bsen made cf
tWenty-nve foo, lot oa tha e5uth cor
nsR tAaf Woald Be dedicated % The city
N lieu of the asresl and which woul6
enable the city 10 run q eaReae aAFD1Kh
twenty-five feea further soGtt-
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Ntsslng CemmaadeF.

MAEsKxILRS July 2.-OomnGndeF
Charles LeasranRe. Of she British des-
patch boat ecFprias, is missing He
Uss here awaiting ths arrival Of the
Dake Of EdiobnrRh, whom the Sur
prise was % convey 60 Malta. on last
Wednesday. OommandeR Lsstrange
visited the subuFbs Of MArseilles and
has not bean seen since es heard .from.
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LONDON, July 2.-The United Social
ists' club Of Londou, esmprising eve
German and two Swedish oFganiza-
tions, are arranging for hia excnrsioa
20 R2piu9 Forest on Jaly 1osh. and
uill send the prooseds 10 Chicago 10 re-
lIsve the anarchists under sentence Of
death in that citV.
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DuRLn. July 2.-MIchaai Dayitt has
started 70 stump Scotland on tie Irish
QUESTION. He Win afterwards 90 On =
stonpine tour through London and the
north Of ireland
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n IN rHE FOLLOWING ERsT-CLAss AMERICAN

MGlEuRu4f&An EkA&H Nft4M NAAAletAAA#
san Fire OEaca, London, lie years " easlnees.
ths oldest oompAny b tie world 90 o.
v.,sst IN tha rnEted StatSs a.. ..........
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-14

convincing appeal to voters thfough The
efficacy Of The "saok.1 II = night hote
thst the real naturs Of The iisub 20
boldly precipitated BY the.President win
receive its clearest and most enduring
definition. Tho discovery that capital
is after ell the only element that is
really jealous Of any reasonable rnOdih-
cation Of taxation "a q mode of reducing
the surplus. will show the labor element
just where il stands.
That there ara thousands of sufferers
from a grade of wages incommensurate
with the prevailing scale of prices for
the common comforts of life, who will
be bought or drove to vote for ''Protec-
ton to American Labor" 60 called, is
most true. 1t is even likely that Cleve-
land may 60 down into defeat and OBJ
security as the result of such a contest;
but none the less the American people
will have discovered just what 1eulIy
underlies the policy which is heaping
up surplus from the peoples. money
that cannot be materially or speedily
reduced with reasonable regard to hon
est expenditure or efficient work. The
real issue will be found to reside be-
You'd the question of Protection, "
Tariff, etc. twill be the marshall
ing of the forces to fight out the ques-
lions that involve the transforming of
the Republic into system of cluss rule.
Cleveland has done well to discuss the
question with such lights as he has be
fore him and to. make the first move
toward the new political alignment.
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Mr.. James w. Hyatt, who succeeds
Dir. Jordan as United States Treasurer,
assumed the duties of that Office in the
sst week of May, 1887. Mr.. Hyatt was
born, brought up and educated in Nor
wink, Conn.,, from which place he went
to New York and worked his way up to
the position of cashier of the banking
house Of Legrand B. Lockwood & Co., q
position which he held at the time when
that firm was ut the zenith of it's power
and prosperity. In 1874 Mr.. Hyatt re-
turned to Nocwalk and took charge of
the Norwulk Horse Company hs its pres
j lent and manager. He has since beer
director and president of the Danbury
aud Norwalk Railroad Company; di-
rector and e-presi dent Of the National
Bank of Norwalk; twice q member of
the House of Representatives and once
Il member OF the Connecticut State
Senate. For. several successiV years
lie was Warden Of the boz, ough Of Nor
walk and for ten years B ank Commis-
sioner of Connecticut and in January,
1887, was appointed by ,Comptroller
Trenholm National Bonk Examiner for
Connecticut and Rhode III md. AS
warden he was repeatedly FL ;cted in,
Nurwalk and as Bank Examiner he has
been again and again been appointed by
Republican Governors. Mr.. Hyatt WINS
originally n republican but went over to
the democracy in 1872 ut the time of
the Greeley movement. Mr.. Hyatt, it
will be cn, is fully qualified by bust
LESS experience for tue position to
which lie has been appointed, His
salary as TREASURER of the United States
is 5000 and lie is required to furnish
bonds, us security to the amount of
0.C0O"r On December 9th President
(lcveltnd sent in his lame to the Sen
ate Of the United States to succeed Mr..
Jordan. ge. 3'<., 1881,